Duolingo vs LearnLanguages24: Which is a better fit?

I like the most its useful feature that suit perfectly with the level of each individual, providing the best content and a scalable improvement.

Anne A

Affiliate Marketer

What i dislike about this software is the lack of option for learning offline. I think learning should not be limited to strong internet connection.

Until recently I was very happy with duolingo overall. I am genuinely interested in learning a new language and truly happy that duolingo is helping me learn.

Jéssica J

Language producer

My biggest concern with this app is the lack of conversation, and communication in a variety of situations such as asking food in a restaurant.

I love that feeling of accomplishment after new skill was acquired or new level gained ( and crown for it too ).

It can be more difficult to see where you are headed next than before.

I simply love it, and I recommend it to all my friends and colleagues. It made me progress so much in 3 different languages in a very short period of time.

Sometimes the theme or words become repetitive, and even the fact that you stop accessing the application makes you go back to the beginning, this demotivates you a bit.

It’s been a fantastic journey, and I’m excited to continue my French learning adventure with the solid foundation this course has provided.

Nothing really that I found that can be noted as negative.

Overall great resource to learn another language. It’s affordable, never expires and you can share it with whoever you like.

The website is quite old and clunky, main negative.

Very good experience, have made significant progress in Spanish and am very happy I invested the money.

Sme words are difficult to pronounce but overall, there is not much that I don't like about the language.

Each lesson felt like a mini-adventure into French culture, with engaging videos and interactive exercises that kept me motivated and excited.

To have an option if you want to learn grammar or no.